Daft Punk is one of my all time favorites. Their 4 singles and video series for them were genius and amazing, but 3 stars was probably generous for this cd because it disappointed me a little. I'm still confused about whether they are treating this as "a new album" since it was so marketed in the US (unlike Alive 1997). If they are, it was a dissapointment, if it was meant to be a bunch of extended, clublike versions of their previous songs, then it's alright. Dont get me wrong, the only new songs on the album, Ouverture and Aerodynamite are great and distinct style like Discovery Daft Punk, but the club mixes and experimental songs I could do without. Parts of the club mixes are great, but they repeat and run on like an average techno song, something I've never known Daft Punk for. The American influence is clear on this album too with the presence of rap on the Neptunes Remix and Slum Village. Both songs are terrible and I try to forget that Aerodynamic was destroyed and rap put over it. I also have to mention that the Romanthony Version of One More Time is possibly the worst song I ever heard, and I'm quite surprised its even on the cd with how bad the singing is. Artists change, but this wasnt change, it just kinda seemed like they were trying to get you to spend money. To top it off, I thought I'd finally have access to their website (only people who buy their cds can go there) and when I loaded the cd it took me to a webpage advertising their Interstella 5555 figurines, forcing me to sign up for some advertising scheme for it. Kinda disappointed but Im trying to tell myself this was just to hold us over for now.

The reason this CD made me so mad, is that i was expecting so much from it.

Homework is one of my favorite albums of all time, and Discovery blew my mind when i first heard it.

Both get listened to all the time.

Areodynamite is decent. Neptunes remix is CRAP. Basement Jaxx remix (and this made me REALLY upset, as the B-Jaxx are ANOTHER one of my favs) is CRAP. The remix of Digital Love is basically Digital Love with a couple added drums and extended parts. Same song. Slum Village remix was okay. Unplugged remix of One More Time is a joke. It has to be.

I dont remember any other song as being even noteworthy.

It breaks my heart, but this CD is definately not worth owning.

Not very good. Not nearly what it could have been. There are maybe 4 good tracks on the whole cd. The rest are complete crap. It pains me to write this review because I'm a huge fan, but I haven't even had this cd for a day and I'm already tired of it.

There's a reason why some songs are made available only over the Internet, and it's not because they're too good for ordinary record buyers. These guest remixes might have made for nice freebies , but they don't add up to much of an album. While the 2001 source record, Discovery, struck a balance between dance-floor mechanics and prog-disco kitsch, the remixers here opt for either/or, so Boris Dlugosch's "Digital Love" is humdrum house and Gonzales's "Too Long" is fantastic gimmickry. Only the Neptunes stand between Daft Club and utter irrelevance. They reconstitute "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" as offbeat digital soul built around a nagging synth line and Pharrell Williams's great falsetto. Not for the first time, they're easily the best thing about a good record.

I'm a Daft Punk fan, like other people. When I first bought the CD, I thought it would be remixes from both "Homework" and "Discovery". Boy, was I wrong! It repeats themselves after Track 2. Most of the songs (such as Aerodynamic, Digital Love, and Harder, Faster, Better, Stronger) are from "Discovery", while only one song, (Phoenix) is from "Homework". And the Enhanced CD sucks! It just has the cover on "Discovery" on there, and it takes you on the website for their mailing list for Action Figures from the anime movie, Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. Daft Punk, love your music, but next time you want to do a remix album, please include "Homework" Tracks!